When I was in high school, I worked at a movie theater where lights had to
be changed quite often and we had to deal with extremely high ceilings. We
used a device that consisted of a long pole that had a suction cup on the
end. I'm not sure if it had a brand name but it worked really well for
changing the light bulbs and no one had to climb up a ladder.

Finding one of these might be cheaper than scaffolding?

Kathrine Browne

> Just how tall are your ceilings? Rolling ladders of various heights are
> available.
>
> Lisa Moellering wrote:
>
>> Thanks so much for you reply.  I think our maintenance staff would be happy
>> with a 16 foot ladder - right now they use a 40 ft. extension ladder - too
>> scary.  I think we will have to go with a lift.  Scaffolding was another
>> suggestion that sounds interesting.  Now to find the money!
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Lisa Moellering
>> Curator of Collections/Registrar
>> Holocaust Museum Houston
>> 5401 Caroline Street
>> Houston, Texas 77004
>> 713.942.8000 x110
>> 713.942.7953 (fax)
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